Connected to the tools you already run
Nexy is one product, deliberately. It connects to the finance, email and event tools most organisations already have, and where a specialist genuinely does something we do not, we partner rather than build a weaker version of it. Every connection is badged by its real status.
Badged by what is live today.
An integration you cannot switch on is not an integration, so each one shows its real status. Open any card for what it does, what it connects, and where it sits beside the platform.
Card payments and direct debit
Accounting sync
Email marketing
Higher LogicCommunity platform
Conference and event management
MYOBAccounting
Australian email marketing
PointsbuildCPD, compliance and e-learning
Stripe
Live now
Stripe processes card and direct debit payments for memberships, events, invoices and the marketplace, with the transaction landing on the member record as it happens rather than being reconciled later.
Payments taken through the platform carry a 2.5 per cent platform commerce fee on eligible transactions, with standard Australian domestic card processing included in that figure. It is published on the pricing page rather than discovered on an invoice.
Xero
Live now
Membership and event revenue flows into Xero so finance works from its own system without a monthly export. Invoices, receipts and payment status stay consistent between the platform and the ledger.
The point is not that two systems talk. It is that the membership team and the finance team stop arguing about which number is right.
Campaign Monitor
Live now
For organisations already running campaigns in Campaign Monitor, segments built in Nexy can drive the sending list, so marketing works from live membership data rather than a spreadsheet exported last Tuesday.
Official, governed communications stay on the platform, where delivery is visible on the member record. Campaign Monitor covers the marketing layer beside it.
Higher LogicHigher Logic
Rolling out
For organisations with an established Higher Logic community, the integration connects that community to the Nexy member record, so participation and standing are not held in two disconnected places.
Nexy has its own community capability built in. This integration exists for organisations that have already invested in Higher Logic and want the record joined up rather than a migration forced on them.
EventsAir
Rolling out
EventsAir runs large-scale conference operations. The integration links registrations and attendance back to the member record so the conference stops being an island with its own list of people.
Nexy handles member events natively. EventsAir is for the organisations running major annual conferences with dedicated event teams and their own established workflow.
MYOBMYOB
Rolling out
The same finance flow as Xero, for organisations running MYOB. Membership and event revenue reaches the ledger without a manual export, and payment status stays consistent on both sides.
Vision6
Rolling out
Vision6 is an Australian email marketing platform, which matters to organisations that want their marketing data onshore alongside their member data. Segments built in Nexy drive the sending list.
PointsbuildPointsbuild
Partner
Pointsbuild is an Australian provider of CPD, compliance and e-learning for associations, allied health, social services, government and the built environment. They build courses, license content and run learning programs for member organisations, which is specialist work with its own craft, its own subject-matter experts and its own regulatory detail.
Nexy holds the membership: the record, the standing, the CPD requirement and whether a member has met it. Pointsbuild builds and delivers the learning itself. Organisations that want a purpose-built learning partner alongside a governed membership platform can have both, without either product pretending to be the other.
One platform, and honest edges.
One product is a commitment about the membership: one record, one identity, one set of rules, no suite assembled from acquisitions. It was never a claim that Nexy should do everything a member organisation ever needs.
Learning content, insurance, professional indemnity, specialist advice: these are industries in their own right, run by people who have spent careers in them. Partnering where the expertise already exists is how one product stays coherent instead of sprawling into a suite by another name. The test for any partnership is simple. Would a shared client be better off, and can they still say no?
Four tests before anyone appears here.
They do what we do not
Partners fill genuine gaps. If the platform should do it, we build it rather than outsource it.
The sector is their home
Real experience with member organisations here, not a global product with an Australian sales page.
Governance survives the join
Your data stays governed. A partnership is not a back door into the member record.
Saying no costs you nothing
No bundling, no partner tax in the licence, no penalty for bringing your own supplier.
Asked before the first call.
What is a Nexy partner?
Does a partnership change what we pay?
Can we bring our own suppliers?
How do we become a partner?
Serving the same organisations?
If you work with Australian or New Zealand member organisations and do something we deliberately do not, start a conversation.